Listening to music on the 'Net
For beginners in web audio browsing: 

One of the nice features in web browsing is being able to listen to live and prerecorded music.  You will need a computer with a sound card and some sort of attached or embedded speakers to do this.  There are several good systems for playing music from a web site.  We have selected the Real Audio format for use here, because it is one of the most common web audio formats available. We will soon also feature .mp3 format sound files.

NOTE:   The free Real Audio player has recently been discontinued, as Real.com is now selling an "enhanced" player called "Real Plus One".   However, you can still download several versions of the older and quite functional Real Audio player from the web page linked to the icon below. You will be taken to a web page with free downloads for many different computers and operating systems. Our sound files should work with all of them.    If you have problems, contact us.

Click the icon to download the player: 

Music can be found on these BlueGrass West! pages: